NJGPOD, The Official Podcast of The New Journal and Guide

NJGPOD, The Official Podcast of The New Journal and Guide

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NJGPOD, The Official Podcast of The New Journal and Guide episodes

  • NJGPOD: 124 Years of News and Guidance for Communities of Color "Season One Finally"

    In this episode of NJGPOD, we welcome the powerful voice of Bro Ali—a community leader, motivator, and truth-teller. Bro Ali brings the fire in a raw and real conversation on faith, self-empowerment, and the urgent need for unity in our communities. With honesty and heart, he speaks on breaking cycles, lifting each other up, and staying grounded in purpose. This inspiring episode is a gift to our listeners and a reminder that the movement starts with us.


    #BlackLivesMatter #BlackHistory #BlackExcellence #BlackGirlMagic #CommunitiesOfColor #NJGPOD #LegacyOfGuidance #124YearsStrong #FaithUnityMovement

    31 min
  • NJGPOD: Robert Porter On Portsmouth's Father Re-entry Program with Guest Host Ernest Lowery
    In this episode of NJGPOD, guest host Ernest Lowery sits down with Robert Lee Porter to discuss the impactful work of Portsmouth's Fatherhood-Mentoring Program. Directed by Dr. Tyrone Davis, this initiative aims to improve the quality of life for men and their families in the city of Portsmouth by providing support, education, and mentorship to fathers navigating the challenges of reentry and parenthood.​
     
    Robert shares his personal journey and insights into how the program has influenced his life and the lives of many others in the community. From addressing the struggles of reintegration after incarceration to fostering stronger family bonds, this conversation sheds light on the transformative power of dedicated community programs.​
     
    🔗 Learn more about the Fatherhood-Mentoring Program: Portsmouth Fatherhood-Mentoring Program
     
    📞 For more information, contact Dr. Tyrone Davis at (757) 409-9044.
     
    Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more inspiring stories and discussions on community empowerment and leadership.
    #PortsmouthFatherhoodMentoring #CommunityEmpowerment #ReentrySupport #Fatherhood #NJGPOD #FamilyStrengthening
    41 min
  • NJGPOD: Bridging Lives with Jennifer Douglas

    In this inspiring episode of NJGPOD, we sit down with Jennifer Douglass, certified bridge instructor, tournament director, and visionary behind “Family Feud/Family Bridge.” Based in Virginia Beach, Jennifer shares how the classic card game bridge is more than just strategy—it’s a transformative tool for academic success, cognitive growth, and emotional development in both youth and adults.

     

    Learn how she's reshaping the way families connect, students think, and communities grow—one card at a time. Jennifer also talks about the educational benefits of bridge, her teaching philosophy, and how bridge builds not only minds but bonds.

    Whether you're a seasoned player or curious beginner, this is one conversation that will make you see bridge—and learning—in a whole new light.

    Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more powerful stories from the voices shaping our communities.

    Follow NJGPOD for weekly interviews and discussions centered on African-American culture, education, and progress.

    #NJGPOD #JenniferDouglass #BridgeGame #FamilyBridge #CognitiveDevelopment #EducationalGames #VirginiaBeach #BlackEducators #CardGames #Mentorship #CommunityVoices #TheNewJournalAndGuide

    46 min
  • NJGPOD: Delores Dudley, Hampton Roads' Poet
    In this special National Poetry Month episode, we sit down with Delores Dudley — a celebrated Hampton Roads poet, educator, and faith leader whose words carry the weight of wisdom, resilience, and cultural pride. With over 35 years of service as a Sunday School teacher and BTU Director at Third Baptist Church, Delores has touched generations through both ministry and the written word.
     
    A recipient of the Woman of Woodrow Wilson Award and featured in Marquis Who’s Who in the South, Delores shares her journey into poetry, how faith and creative expression intertwine, and what it means to write with purpose. We explore themes of healing, identity, and legacy — and end with a moving reading of one of her original works.
     
    🎙️ Topics in This Episode: What first inspired Delores to write poetry The role of poetry in faith, teaching, and healing How culture and spirituality shape her writing Her advice for young Black poets finding their voice A live poetry reading to close the episode
     
    ✨ Whether you're a poetry lover, a person of faith, or simply someone who believes in the power of words — this episode will leave you uplifted and inspired.
     
    📌 Subscribe to NJGPOD for more conversations that spotlight African-American voices, culture, and stories that matter.
     
    #NationalPoetryMonth #DeloresDudley #HamptonRoads #BlackPoets #FaithAndPoetry #NJGPOD #PoetryPodcast #BlackWomenWriters #CommunityVoices #PoetryReading #SundaySchoolTeacher
    38 min
  • NJGPOD: Dr Eric Majette, President of VA Beach NAACP, Talks About Integration
    In this powerful episode of NJGPOD, we are joined by Dr. Eric Majette, a visionary leader and advocate dedicated to transforming the landscape of education and community development. Dr. Majette's exceptional career spans leadership roles in various educational institutions, where he has worked tirelessly to empower students and foster a culture of excellence.
     
    Throughout this conversation, Dr. Majette discusses his journey as an educator, his commitment to mentorship, and the ways he has worked to uplift underserved communities. His passion for building a more equitable future for students and his insights into the challenges and opportunities within the education system are truly inspiring.
     
    Don't miss this enlightening episode as we delve into the heart of community leadership and educational reform with one of the foremost advocates for change in our society.
     
    Be sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more thought-provoking conversations on leadership, empowerment, and community impact.
    36 min
  • NJGPOD: Annette Dunbar Discuss How Her Service Lead to a Humanitarian Award
    NJGPOD, the official podcast of the New Journal and Guide, a historic publication serving the Hampton Roads area since 1900. NJGPOD delves into the heart of African-American news, culture, and issues, both locally and nationally.
     
    Join us weekly as we bring insightful discussions, in-depth interviews, and compelling stories that matter to our community. Stay informed and connected with the voices shaping our world.
     
    In this exclusive interview, NJGPOD sits down with Annette Dunbar, a dynamic leader and advocate, to discuss her career, passion for community empowerment, and vision for positive change. From her work in leadership to her dedication to helping others, Annette offers invaluable insights into the power of influence and perseverance. Annette Dunbar, CEO of S.O.C.K.S and recipient of the Humanitarian Award and the Unsung Hero award with guest host Tony Holobyte.
     
    Join us for a conversation on how leadership, advocacy, and hard work can shape the future and inspire others to take action.
     
    Timestamps:
    00:00- Introduction to Annette Dunbar
    02:15- Early Influences and Path to Leadership
    10:45 - The Role of Advocacy in Today’s Society  
    17:30 - Overcoming Challenges and Building Success
    23:50 - Vision for the Future of Community Empowerment
    30:00 - Closing Thoughts and Advice for Aspiring Leaders
     
    Subscribe to NJGPOD for more inspiring interviews, conversations, and stories from leaders across various fields.
    29 min
  • NJPOD: Wayne Lynch on Policing in America

    NJGPOD, the official podcast of the New Journal and Guide, a historic publication serving the Hampton Roads area since 1900. NJGPOD delves into the heart of African-American news, culture, and issues, both locally and nationally. Join us weekly as we bring insightful discussions, in-depth interviews, and compelling stories that matter to our community. Stay informed and connected with the voices shaping our world.

    In this episode, we sit down with Wayne Bernard Lynch, a dedicated advocate for police reform and father of Donovon Wayne Lynch, who was tragically killed by Virginia Beach police in 2021. Wayne shares his personal journey, his fight for justice, and his vision for meaningful law enforcement reform. Don’t miss this compelling conversation on policing in America and the urgent need for accountability.

    Visit: www.thenewjournalandguide.com

    1 hr 3 min
  • NJGPOD: Leonard E. Colvin on Journalism, Storytelling, and the Black Press - Part 2
    NJGPOD, the official podcast of the New Journal and Guide, a historic publication serving the Hampton Roads area since 1900. NJGPOD delves into the heart of African-American news, culture, and issues, both locally and nationally.
     
    Join us weekly as we bring insightful discussions, in-depth interviews, and compelling stories that matter to our community. Stay informed and connected with the voices shaping our world.
     
    Today we have part two of Leonard E. Colvin, Chief Reporter Emeritus to the New Journal and Guide with guest host Tony Holobyte, a local Multimedia Producer and Art Director.
    55 min
  • NJGPOD: Leonard E. Colvin on Journalism, Storytelling, and the Black Press - Part 1
    NJGPOD, the official podcast of the New Journal and Guide, a historic publication serving the Hampton Roads area since 1900. NJGPOD delves into the heart of African-American news, culture, and issues, both locally and nationally.

    Join us weekly as we bring insightful discussions, in-depth interviews, and compelling stories that matter to our community. Stay informed and connected with the voices shaping our world.

    Today we have Leonard E. Colvin, Chief Reporter Emeritus to the New Journal and Guide with guest host Tony Holobyte, a local Multimedia Producer and Art Director.
    48 min
  • NJGPOD: Pilot Episode

    Introducing NJGPOD, the official podcast of the New Journal and Guide, a historic publication serving the Hampton Roads area since 1900. NJGPOD delves into the heart of African-American news, culture, and issues, both locally and nationally.

    Join us weekly as we bring insightful discussions, in-depth interviews, and compelling stories that matter to our community.

    Stay informed and connected with the voices shaping our world.


    #faith #unity #empowerment #selfempowerment #communitystrength #truthtalk #movementstartswithus #broali #NJGPOD #purpose

    59 min

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NJGPOD is the official podcast of The New Journal and Guide, one of America’s oldest African-American newspapers. Tune in weekly for compelling conversations, cultural commentary, and powerful stories…